Baseball Glance Shows Night Games Across Leagues
Detroit visits Tampa Bay at 7 15 p m while Texas plays Oakland and Cleveland meets Anaheim all at 10 05 p m Chicago White Sox travel to Seattle also at 10 05 p m The next night Toronto hosts Boston New York Yankees visit Baltimore Minnesota faces Kansas City and Chicago White Sox again play Seattle at 10 05 p m
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Sports and TV Highlights for Monday April 1 2002
Radio Sports Show at 5 PM on WHIS WTZE hosted by Robert Langpaap. Television coverage includes Major League Baseball regional games on ESPN ESPN2 and WGN. NCAA men's basketball title game Indiana vs Maryland at 9 PM CBS. NHL hockey Philadelphia at Buffalo at 7 PM ESPN2.
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Nasdaq 100 Open results and MLB roster moves summary
Kip Agassi defeated Roger Federer in the Nasdaq 100 Open final with women doubles titles going to Lisa Raymond and Rennae Stubbs. MLB and minor league rosters see multiple players placed on disabled lists, contracts purchased, and minor league assignments across teams including Orioles Tigers Royals Yankees Blue Jays Braves Reds Brewers Expos Phillies Pirates. Additional notes cover Canton Coyotes Evansville Otters Gateway Grizzlies and Washington Wild Things signings.
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Celtics Dominate Bucks In Big 110 80 Win
Paul Pierce poured in 32 points eight assists and 19 in the third quarter as the Boston Celtics beat the injury depleted Milwaukee Bucks 110-80 to secure their first winning record in nine seasons. Glenn Robinson led Milwaukee with 29 points while Sam Cassell added 18.
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Indiana Surges Past Oklahoma in Final Four Showdown
Indiana, 25-11, edged Oklahoma 73-64 as 3-point shooting sparked a resilient performance. Starters Jeffries and Odle provided inside balance while Maryland front line foe Lonny Baxter Wilcox and Mouton loom. Juan Dixon led Maryland past Kansas with 33, securing a regional finale rematch. Tom Coverdale hobbled by a sprained ankle, yet played 29 minutes and weighed a limited impact.
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Championship Scores Run Through 2001
A compact list of NCAA men’s final scores from 1981 to 2001. Notable results include Indiana over North Carolina 63 50 in 1981 and Duke defeating Arizona 82 72 in 2001.
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Growth and exposure drive women's basketball boom
Media attention and rising recruiting pressure push programs to recruit top players as the sport grows. The 1995 Connecticut unbeaten title run and the 1996 US Olympic team success fueled interest, while coaches command six-figure salaries and venues weigh economics for events like the Final Four.
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Princeton Rays and Bluefield Orioles prepare to field new and returning talent
The Princeton Rotary Club and local leaders again host the season opening. Starting in late June the Princeton Rays and Appalachian League champion Bluefield Orioles will showcase new and returning players aiming to advance to the majors. Spring has begun officially as the vernal equinox marks the season start.
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